Electrical Rear Fog or Back Up Load
Rear Fog or Back Up Load
I plan to add rear fog at the center location which I don't have one right now. I plan to just tap it to the front fog line so I don't have to change the toggle switch. It will just turn on at the same time when I turn the front fogs on.
Question is, will it affect the load on that line or do I have to increase the fuse for that line? or if it were extra back-up light and tapped to the rear line, will it put strain on the load for that line? Thanks in advance for any input.
Question is, will it affect the load on that line or do I have to increase the fuse for that line? or if it were extra back-up light and tapped to the rear line, will it put strain on the load for that line? Thanks in advance for any input.
Personally I would be comfortable enough with the amount of additional load that I wouldn't do anything special to handle it. If you want to be cautious, just replace the bulb in the new lamp with a compatible LED bulb, which will draw an almost negligible amount of load.
I have been using the center location as an additional backup light for over 4 years with no issues.
The front fogs are 55 watts EACH, and a rear fog is 21 watts.
I have been using the center location as an additional backup light for over 4 years with no issues.
The front fogs are 55 watts EACH, and a rear fog is 21 watts.
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